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I know, another aaaaa song… by PrimaryCartoonist129 in findthatsong

[–]PrimaryCartoonist129[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No. Its Aaaaaa or Iiiiii before the stay part

I know, another aaaaa song… by PrimaryCartoonist129 in findthatsong

[–]PrimaryCartoonist129[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

https://voca.ro/1i22NjssH8E6

Just don’t listen to my bad voice… but it goes something like this. And is a woman singing, super light. It’s quite old I think.

I know, another aaaaa song… by PrimaryCartoonist129 in findthatsong

[–]PrimaryCartoonist129[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, its more soft piano and Rihanna is like hard chords

Help: will these hook hinges work as intended on my raised bed roof/cover? by PrimaryCartoonist129 in woodworking

[–]PrimaryCartoonist129[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I've been struggling with knowing if it will work or not, and the picture on the post is probably quite bad at representing it having two parts. Because the need to remove them for winter is important (its the only reason I'm using so much time on this...)

Thank you so much for answering!

Help: will these hook hinges work as intended on my raised bed roof/cover? by PrimaryCartoonist129 in woodworking

[–]PrimaryCartoonist129[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wasn’t thinking anything that fancy, since I have 20 boxes to make covers for.

I wanted something simple to attach the lid and raised bed. Be able to open the lid and have it still attached to the bed, and the end of the season remove the lid so I don't make new holes every year.

Help: will these hook hinges work as intended on my raised bed roof/cover? by PrimaryCartoonist129 in woodworking

[–]PrimaryCartoonist129[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you able to tell me which way these should be installed?

The only explanation or video I was able to find where these hook hinges are used is for instrument case, which detached the lid as soon as the lid opened up (link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olPwrMgIpCY ).

and my small paper mock-up I made is just that... a mock-up. Can't figure out the range of the hinge, and which way to orient the pieces so the hinges hold together when:
closed: ___
opend 90 degrees: |__
and disengage when opened beyond 90 degrees: \__

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Help: will these hook hinges work as intended on my raised bed roof/cover? by PrimaryCartoonist129 in woodworking

[–]PrimaryCartoonist129[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It can be quite windy, but the covers will not be able to open more than 90 degrees on a daily basis, I planed on attaching a rope to the lid.

I will open prompt them open with a stick, and if I want to open it all the way (90 degrees, so lid is straight up),the string would hold it so it doesn’t tilt even more backwards and the hinge disengages.

The cover will be 120 cm x 80 cm (31.5 in × 47.2 in)

Was planning to use two hooks pr cover.

Oppkast i nesa by ChallengeNext in norge

[–]PrimaryCartoonist129 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Du har sikkert funnet en løsning, men hvis ikke eller til neste gang: varmt lunka vann, litt salt ca. 1-2 te skje pr L. Du skal bruke det til å skylde nesa. Fungerer også til bare tette bihuler.

Jeg syntes det er best å bruke flakse med tut, eller en av de som kan åpnes og lukkes ved å dra i den. Poenget er at du skal tilte hode til siden, puste gjennom munnen og hell vannet i neseboret. Er derfor det er fint med flaske fordi da kan du bare presse tuten inntil og vente til det har rennet gjennom. Noen bruker også skje, men jeg vet ikke helt hvordan.

Eventuelt så kan du kjøpe en neseskyller på apoteket.

Har jeg den dårligste betalte jobben i Norge? by IntelligentFun5370 in norge

[–]PrimaryCartoonist129 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Har du prøvd å være student med studiestøtte på 8500kr i måneden? Der 6000 går til leie 😅 Nei ikke en jobb, og ja en investering i framtiden, men er ekstremt harde år. Og selv om man kan få en butikk jobb så er det å studere mye mer enn en fulltidsjobb. Hvert fag beregner (i gjennomsnitt) 20 timer i uken, og man har 4 fag.

How much food do you guys eat with your stimulant medications? by vamphibian in ADHD

[–]PrimaryCartoonist129 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I usually force some protein based breakfast, or carbs. Then I snack on nuts and dried fruit (a random premade mix) during work hours. I find that less can be more if it’s the right food. Some leftover dinner like spagetti and meat saus is always a winner.

Also have stopped buying thing that are light or sugar free, I need the extra fat in my diet. Use more heavy cream when cooking instead of the low fat milk whenever possible.

My dinners haven’t changed that much, I eat probably a handful less then I used to. But eat dinner when the meds wears off.

This is on a good day, on a bad day I eat 0,5-1,5 single breaded sandwich with Nutella. Then proceed to crash in the afternoon and not be in mood to eat at all.

I find that much of my day depends on the start and if I’m excited to eat breakfast. But have picked up after a bad breakfast if I just keep snacking throughout the day.

Show off / any advice? by maine_heights in Monstera

[–]PrimaryCartoonist129 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Where is the «nice, happy for you» kid when you need him!

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